Advising Services—Current Students
Citation for Achievement in College Leadership
The Citation for Achievement in College Leadership Program offers students the opportunity to develop their leadership skills through “leadership experiences” that combine specific academic study with specific practical application. Upon graduation, students successfully completing the Citation for Achievement in College Leadership receive a special notation on their official transcript and a certificate of recognition.
Citation Requirements
Students interested in the Citation need to successfully complete at least three different leadership experiences from the approved list on the reverse. Each leadership experience has two components:
- An academic course (2-credit minimum) designed to prepare students for specific leadership work.
- A related, supervised leadership practicum that implements ideas from the preparatory course.
The Citation for Achievement in College Leadership is administered through the College Center for Academic Support. Students who plan to enroll in the program should pick up a registration form at the Academic Services Counter outside Lattimore 312. No later than the spring semester of the junior year, students should meet with an adviser in Academic Support to review and submit the completed registration form.
Students can request an alternative leadership experience that meets the requirements above by preparing a detailed proposal to the Leadership Citation Committee. This should be done in consultation with a faculty supervisor and an appropriate adviser in the Center for Academic Support.
- Committee:
- Joseph P. Dinnocenzo, Professor of Chemistry and Committee Chair
- Suzanne J. O'Brien, Associate Dean, The College
- Anthony J. Olek, Senior Lecturer in Biology
- Deborah Rossen-Knill, Associate Professor, Director of College Writing Program
- Vicki Roth, Assistant Dean of The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
| Course | Practicum |
|---|---|
| CAS 352 Issues in Study Group Leadership (2 credits) | Workshop Leader in CHM 132, 203, 171Q, 172Q, 251 Workshop Leader in BIO 110, 112; BCH 250; CSC 170, CSC 171; EES 101; ECE 210; ECO 236; MTH 165 |
| CAS 355 Group Leadership Seminar (1 credit) Must be supplemented by 1 credit of Independent Study. | Workshop Leader in CSC 172; CHM 132, 204, 210 Practicum courses noted in above section may also be used with CAS 355 |
| CAS 245 Advanced Writing and Peer Tutoring (4 credits) | Writing Fellow |
| CAS 351 Leadership in the College Community (1 credit) and CAS 353, Leadership in the College Community II (1 credit) must be taken in addition to CAS 351 | Resident Advisor |
| CAS 358 Leader to Leader (2 credits) | Supervised Leadership |
| HLS/PH 216 Peer Health Advocacy I (4 credits) | Health Advocate |
| PHY 386 Teaching Internship I, Pedagogy Training | Workshop Leader in PHY 113, 122, 141, 142, AST 111 |
| PHY 387 Teaching Internship II, Pedagogy and Group Internship | Workshop Leader in PHY 114, 121, 143, AST 142 |
| PHY 390A (PHY 386 and 387 are pre-requisites) | Advanced Supervised Teaching |
| PSY 301W Teaching Psychology (6 credits) | [PSY 301W] |
| Registration Form | |
